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BONHAM. TEXAS. SATURDAY, NOV. 12. 1932 THE BONHAM DAILY FAVORITE Page Three Vs .1 A-i w.

tf f- nari A. Where Better Merchandise is Sold for Less A I A. COLUMN (Thus column will appear every Saturday 111 the Favprlte. Send news about work of your P. T.

P. T. A. County Council Session -Ladonia Today Football Eva Prati Weds Gordon Moore SEEN IN OUR SHOPS Clarksville 39, Cooper Cl.irli Ttxas, Nov. 11.

CLarko- The a Cxioper, 38 to 6, here. T.ger seoond- we; used largely during tir BAILE If MEETING THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17 10. JReyse City 0 xir Tcxa Nov. wi Yellow Jackets ran rciis.i. eve City in their a Anr.

battle here for Movie Arisi ocracy Lrouns Harlow Best Cook By DOROTHY LOV jit'plf into a teniptins hit that makes even ray family sit up and JKAN HA RUM. wh(. 11 ri not- rise to stardom has been one of evory ad one little com id- Hollywood sou of the rick from a wall pait year, has had new 1 known Fini, ii dn to ase a dash on her platinum V.onde 01 sugar aion- -al- and upper as a vegetable soasoncr. Some- iot-ks. Miss Harlow is being heralded as one of the host amateur among the aristcciaey of real artist ho can turn out.

delectable dishes to tempt the most jaded appetite "I like to cook." Miss Harlow a movicland report r. "be- ause there is a certain ati r. etion friend taking of th of that and wptehfnpf ft how or other the sujrar Mend and point up (he flavor and removes flatness which to my mind the tempting vegetable offerings." one of Miss favorite vegetable recipes which her i Beets a Jean i Beets a Jean are a lasty vari- i ation from the usual. Tioil five nie- dhun-sizo beets until Peel and slice thov.j. one I spoon flour to tablespoon I melted fat and cook until bubbly.

Then add lowly a cap of cold iter and until smtcnh. Add three 100 ns vinegar and re- Parent-Teachc rs Assccia ccunty council meets in Ladonia, Nc-j vember 12, at 10 a. m. The follow program has been planned for tin- occasion. Invocation, the Rev.

Deaa llreedlove. Welcome to visitors by D. Praley, mayor of the city of Ladonia. Greetings from Ladonia by Supt. Grady Fowler.

Greetings i aa 40-tc-0 victory. It was the- I Supt. Glass will talk on Public Fret I from loun P. T. Mr.

a lc -m' r.neteeir.h straight c- Schools" at the Ba.ley Ingllsh P. B. Cain. Opening song, America, tc A. Thursday afternoon at 3:30 I ock Roil Call.

The Value of Publicity, 0. Tailtuu, Adkins. Bowen All the members who possibly can art Bland Smith. Program Planning Vernon, perf nmr I asked to bring a free will offering fo, Mrs. M.

A. Taylor, fifth out- andiirr in victorv for the I the welfare fund. This is badly cf stale congress. Recreation Periooj cats, needed. in charge of Miss Minnie Eldridgp.1 1 county home demonstration Ennis 25, Ladonia (t.

COUNTY COUNCIL OF Adth-ss, "The Jolly Ea- Dr. Ennis Nov. 11, Ladonia The County Council of T. O. Perrin, paster of the Ci Tom- High wn completely dutcla and is iv in Ladonia Prt-oylv ciiur a Gr.

nv.lr A Day dir 1 ier- is today. 1 Luncheon 12 to 1. Rhythm band. La- Fanis walked off w'th a 25-to-0 vic- of the city arehov. vbrk vbg siie donia school children.

Present Bdu- A on-I? to Dernie, s'vred All Parent-Teaclier ot catlonal Situation by some menfaers the lcr-als. ft: touchdown and two the city are being represented today of the committee. School of In- plunge; Vv Ricks accounted for two at fall ting of the Fannin Co. Mrs. R.

M. Carter of Slier- more the second quar er. Late Inman, president of the district P. T. A.

Officers cf the county council Mrs. A. 8. Broadfcct, Bonham, dent; Mrs. Amos Dowlen, Mrs.

H. L. Ward, Bailey; Mrs. Wilt Haden, Ladonia; and Mrs. G.

W. sons. Ravenna, vica presidents; Rev H. Gideon, Ravenna. secretary; Mrs.

C. L. Bradford. Bonham treas- urer. A large number of Bonham 1 are attending the meeitng, going over I this morning cars.

Council ot the Parents and Teachers i at Ladonia. Dr. Prrrin of Greenville is to be thr principal speaker. Kis talk to Oe -The Jelly Earthquake." Mrs. A.

S. Broadfoot is tlie ne president of the Council, having succeeded Mrs. McFarland of Ladonia. move from tbq fire, tabi, -poons er am, si a on; Kalt; one fc.v-poon quarter poon over the and Stir a three half tea; a spoon tud Pour ry hot. 1 's? MR mr I vva I WASHINGTON P.

T. A. NOTES i Colored school) The Washington P. T. A.

is doing nfce work. It to beautify the campus. We are proud of ou; location on the new highway and want to make our school campus one of the beautiful places in town. The Washington basketball teams. boy.1 and glrLs, played the Tadon.a boys and iris Friday, Nev.

11th and won set-re was to 3 ind boys 41 4 girls never lost a game la seasoi: and they hope to win again sen- son. The and girl; are in fine plavlng shaix1 and the enthusiasm Is great REPORTER. Abilene to Kntertain 3.000 baptists Mex! In a quiet wedding at the home of her on East Cth street, Tlw newest color for dresses, Eva p- a nie the bride of Mr. land accessories is grey. Lovely Gor i i Xi on Thursday evening in wool and silk material need not at i Only and £: arily lwve grey accessories.

attend, i. The guests Blue combines beautifully with grey wer t'-ie dear by Miss Thelma 1 black does, too. A newer l-'ra- Cbbs, ol bination is grey and brown. 'J was a caily Our stores in Bonham have begun i in av and tlowc-rs to ge1 in things in grey. One hat pink es d.

nuiant. Uhop we visited had a little grey felc Pren.i,. al ic was by Mr. hat with a tiny brim that could be El he A a ms, who tang. "All Poj worn with other colored dresses.

half. 14 tc IV. rd A lovely dress we found in another May i. Mr. -hop was cf grey rough silk crepe, a a.

ci in ashes-of-roses march cut of the dress was as flattering as ring ceremony was tin charming color combination, R. Holder beftire an In this same shop we discovered a 1 altar uitumn leaves ana small silver-grey hat. with the same ie. ca hold- re a colored trim, that looked if ina I ta and lar-a- were made for the dress. Anyone br k' i 1 appropriately gowned for and marigold cn either side.

The couple was unauenaea. The bride was becomingly at. ired in a frock of Spanish tile crcpe with brown accessories. She carried a bridal oc-uquct of Tal'a man roses with a shower. Mr.

and Mrs. Moore leit atelv after the ceremony for a short wedding trip, after which they will be at in Bonhti Mrs. who Mr. and K. school in Bonham, Si employed in the Adams abstract office.

Mr. lias lived here for number of being at present connected with the State Highway Department. are well known tribes never scalped I in Bcnham and their main, learned the In period a long pass, Ricks to wrought the last marker rsvillc 0, Honey Grove 0 rm Texas. Nov. 11 The I'ightinir Farmers held Honey Grew team to a scoreless tie Friday.

Honev made six fir-t downs tc the three. Langford far Honey Grove and Cook was 5 ground-gainer for the Fanners. IT? nest anv occasion ih such an ensemble Joan Blonde 11 Seen Texas Theatre Many Indian their slain enemies until they the practice from the English col- Among onists. the weefc Maxam Gorky recently honored by Soviet Russia as its outstanding man and a lettera not a member of the Russian communist party. II.

the RETURNED MISSIONARY TO SPEAK AT FAPTIST CHURCH DODO SAT. Abilent1, Nov. city Is preparing to enter a.n approximately Texas Baptists and their friends durinc: the week of 14 at the eighty-fourth general convention. 1 Many prominent leader of tin Rev F. O.

Mills, who has spent church in Texas and several from tin nearly thirty years as a teacher Southern Baptist convention are Ui missioparv Japan, will speak at tlio have cn the that, Baptist Church In Dodd City cn Sat- 'the word- ci Dr T.re‘ Senrboromrt ltrday night. He will show a numiei' Convention president, include "takin: of of this beautiful country 1 of 10,000 yonmt men and women Everyone Is Invited to attend this, i hundreds of preachers of on- nine lecture wai d. who fain- always fall for- Wicht C. E. PROGRAM C.

program for 13 at is; DEATH OF MRS. WEST wit, Uv fan i used m- eluded J. Sidney Roderick, rm; Mrs. Italy Clendenen West, wife cl dauuh and Loun A. West cf Tulsa, died! Teffteller ci Ccrsicana, Mrs.

Nell Tefr- Thureday at Dallas, where she hac teller Mr L. Mr. and gone to undergo an operation. She. Ploy Ckmptoell.

Paulim had been in poor health for Kennedy Sndderth ant; daugh.ar vs ars following a serious attack of Helen, all of Dalla There a influenza. several friends cf the family ic Mrs. West was born in Bonham, be- came in an Daila1-. Polly tng a daughter of the late A. J.

n- Ckra of this citv, one other s- dneen and Wife, who were pioneer! ter, Mrs. B. F. Robe ron. who is ciiizens ot Fannin county.

Tueir mcmher here as Mi May Clrnd. n- ao.ne wa, the one now owned by en. lives in Detroit, Michigan. She The In ermrdiaf Sunday, Noventto 11 a- Musical Prelude 3en.tetiae Prayers longs Election ci Officers Tc; ic: What Should Our Meet mi A'-rcm Peter 5-11 Leader Will Ke. nedv Knowledge cf Kraemer in Witnes; mg for Christ John Rodgers Jr Joy in Fellcwship- James Campbell Preparation for St vice- Steva Le Mizpah Pictures of Japan Sin mu Sunnav Nile May Carlton and her mother at- phoned that she was unaba to a tanit Eighth and Main.

the funeral. The family was reared Pierce Italy; as the writer remembers her. in Bonham and the sisters have the Questions waa beautiful child and grew to sympathy of many in the untimely young womanhood a favorite among idea, of We her young friends. She attended col- at Mexico. and was married first to Howard Bask and resided in Missouri.

An cniv child, a- son, Gordon Basket, now cf Daha survives. A number of years ago the mother and son came to Texas to reside In Corsicana and later in Dallas. Some two or three years ago. she was married to A. West, of Tulsa.

wno aUo survives her. The son Bat ictures, husband were wtth her when ed away. Her sister, Polly Clen- have brought a nen ci tlus cit yand Mrs. Jo- denen cf McKinney, were called to- Some very mn tin pictures of Japan will be shown at the Calvary ntist Church tomorrow night by SENIOR It T. S.

PROGRAM Topic: No Resmwtor of Persons, Race and Class Leader J. More Introduction No Respecter oi D. Mcoi Of One McFarlan Noah's Prophecy -Doris Miller Jesus and Samaritan Woman Miller Simtm, The Cyrenian. HouM'top- mpcrtant educational centers, loci; lng after the Interests of 700 mi less, cf hundreds of pi acher. and thousands who will soon become auetl and he'pless." The convention is to open Wednesday, Nov.

10, for thr. day; Preceding the convention proper, will lie a one-'J-ay rener and a two-day pasters and laymen's tha' ere erected tr drnv. hundreds of workers from all part of Hi'' Sta imoortant business luted I to bclore the --anvenflon pron- er will tie rewrts on and hint tin durln vear, the eo- 1 operative cimnnl'm of 11 en ih" rav'or coll fund ai'd for home and Oral for the si a in the eo-onera- eamnalirn eiv October 000. and vear' for Rn'der at Belton was Cl "0 000. The fund for Texas -as I at bv con; vention I'm" The bison calf, unlike the calf of! the domesticated ox which Is olten trampled upon by the stampeding Iv rd.

when frightened gets close behind the right foreleg of mother and funs there, being protected fi the attacks of enemies and from injury by the stampeding herd. Grasshoppers, like all other m- ccLs. breathe through openings in he of their abdomen and cannot je drowned by holding their heads inder the water. Bandi? Wanted Got Ouota, Joan Blondell Is the star of Ci'v Warner -litan melodramatic romance vhlch opens at the Texa.s Theatre tonight- at 10:00 Joan one of Ho most picture stealers becnuse her fellow players figure out what trick, he has up her sleeve for the next scene. The main trouble is that she has no tricks She wont tluough m-turc she mips tlirougb perfectly at ease and always her own impish self.

When it conies to not one can put anything over on Joan bee ui this very feminine yonng lady know- all the answers. And as for ot the men, Joan can outguess at them my dav of the week and twice on Sundays. ti see in Joan the ideal ua love and jolly companlon- p. while the women sigh over this rtaotype nr what they would to be Juror ks (irirt happmess. out-of-lown guests for r.

Mr. Mrs A daughter of Dallas. flit, MUss cf Durant Mr, ime Cmdd Mr 4. i AMAP oday If the air were absolutely pun sky would be black -Pathfinder. ment Sales Mans the ID ome of the he Ea ce rxc ca- magazine dable mont died nu lio TV blP Tht ductici ragion Cham': 0,000 1 ie worlds Cammer sulphur comes ft bv the East which Hr 10 1 ill police they de- nltv 1 ban- after Ls id am an who hotel cafe.

ape dog In the isiv eues In Ell! iott counted ntly the rough door. ht Ud "A iearettes, interani rt talked. USCI jssEn anees, for their coni- ll i portant i. Su'l fell bili Pub- Wa D. Shepherd le servini on a juiT had died, but ecUjied to ask for Ills relitti.

Imi Mtinv I I rains lo Japan j. During' past umbrellas wer niing into Chicai will seek limit and cruisers. 12 monti is umnd on on aircraft LOOK! ov all Kmds ON SHORI NOTICE Radio prouu drafting break-up to halt Federal suit. France adopts tariff reciprocity policy warning to us is PHONE 78 nnd will be of of 7000 Lesson on to ev- Phi I i Paris Vi elding CuUnary To New York, Says FcmeJ. -Lucille Nt U.

a ccndueied a short funeral met at a J1 hear lnm mortuary In Dallas before funeral ner. Everyone Is mviUd to hear him party left for Bonham where services-were in Charge ol Rev. Ross Smith. The tody was Interred in the family at Willow Wild. Many SENIOR E.

PROGRAM autlful flowers covered tht- gravt and those of other of tht- family. Relatives who to Bonham E. II. BROCK. M.

General Practice and Obstetrics Office, second floor Peeler Medical Bldg. Phones: Office 2112-C Residence 282-D HI THANKS HIE VOTERS oi the 9th Senatorial District: I desire to thank the voters ol tills i senatorial district the splendid vote g.ven me on November 8 for state senator. To have attained second place in a contest with seven other worthy is ment in which I take a pardonable I pride I congratulate Mr. Murphy on; his election, and trust that he will tn harmonv with the incoming admin- 1 Announcements Stratum of Mrs, Ferguson to than; dosing hymn end that, it may go down in Mizpah. I as the pea test in Texas.

RespecfcfuUy, SAM JOHNSON i Adv. Sunday, 6 p. m. 13. 1032 Mae Pierce Devotional Special Music Reading--Mrs.

Lin an Morrow Topic: Our Minds Scripture phil ppmns .1. Introduction -Leader Talk 1 Helton Talk 2. H. M. Christian Talk Mai- McClure Bualncs i Be the Tie Try a wnnt ad in he Favorite We Your Fjvoritff AM rim ATOP rOHOL WHIZ GOLDBAND RADIATOR ALLUH VCFRINE I everyready prestone g.

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